SQL server 2014 and VS 2013 - Dataflow task, read CSV file and insert data to SQL table

Hello everyone,
I was assigned a work item wherein, I've a dataflow task on For Each Loop container at control flow of SSIS package. This For Each Loop container reads the CSV files from the specified location one by one, and populates a variable with current
file name. Note, the tables where I would like to push the data from each CSV file are also having the same names as CSV file names.
On the dataflow task, I've Flat File component as a source, this component uses the above variable to read the data of a particular file. Now, here my question comes, how can I move the data to destination, SQL table, using the same variable name?
I've tried to setup the OLE DB destination component dynamically but it executes well only for first time. It does not change the mappings as per the columns of the second CSV file. There're around 50 CSV files, each has different set off columns
in it. These files needs to be migrated to SQL tables using the optimum way.
Does anybody know which is the best way to setup the Dataflow task for this requirement?
Also, I cannot use Bulk insert task here as we would like to keep a log of corrupted rows.
Any help would be much appreciated. It's very urgent.
Thanks, <b>Ankit Shah</b> <hr> Inkey Solutions, India. <hr> Microsoft Certified Business Management Solutions Professionals <hr> http://ankit.inkeysolutions.com

The standard Data Flow Task supports only static metadata defined during design time. I would recommend you check the commercial COZYROC
Data Flow Task Plus. It is an extension of the standard Data Flow Task and it supports dynamic metadata at runtime. You can process all your input CSV files using a single Data Flow Task
Plus. No programming skills are required.
SSIS Tasks Components Scripts Services | http://www.cozyroc.com/

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Of the points above, the second and third require Enterprise Edition, the first and fourth are in all editions. For the last, I don't think Microsoft has announced anything yet.
There are also new stuff in the BI area, but that's out of my league.
And, oh, there is a new licensing model - which I think is holding more than one customer back.
Erland Sommarskog, SQL Server MVP, [email protected]

TSQL working in 2008 but not in SQL Server 2014

Hello,
We recently have been asked to move from SQL Server 2008 to SQL Server 2014. We are trying to run parallel tests and one of our queries that was working perfectly in 2008 is not working in 2014.
One of the filter on the our query(from 2008) is we convert a varchar field to date and compare it to anotehr calulated filed ("convert(date,Quick_Data_Start_Date) <= convert(date,(Year_ID_to_Use + '-' + Month_ID_to_Use + '-01'))").
This worked fine in 2008 but when i try to do similar operation in 2014 it returns no result.
For testing purposes, instead of converting the field to date format, i manully converted the actual value i.e. instead of using "convert(date,Quick_Data_Start_Date)" when i use "convert(date,'8/1/2014')" the code works fine.
The field "Quick_Data_Start_Date" comes from a pivot query.
When i create a temporary table for the pivot query and use the temporary table in my code and then convert the field on fly the code works fine again.
Seems like the T sql is not able to convert the field from varchar to date on the fly when coming from a different query. We have tried changing the compatbility level to 100 as well and it still would not work.
Any suggestions and comments will be really helpful. Thanks.
Regards,
GM

Hello, here is my overall review:
The query is not optimized … agreed! But that’s not the issue.
There are a number of indexes that could be created, a number of minor calculations or evaluation criteria that could be improved to make the query more efficient … again – AGREED.
The query “as is” runs in just under a minute (on SQL 2008 machine with less memory and slower hard drives). Adding the indexes would take more time to add than they would save.
NONE of that should make the query NOT WORK. These deficiencies might make it run more slowly, but should not cause the query to return no results.
“order by” shouldn’t make any difference because the query plan isn’t assuming or using any special order
The main table (~10 M rows) is using a clustered index scan (not efficient, but not the point)
The Time dimension table is using a non-clustered index seek (so the index is sorted but the data in the table is NOT physically sorted that way)
The pivot subquery is using clustered index scan (it’s only 6 rows, so who cares)
Once again, the order by might make it less efficient, but shouldn’t make it fail. We get no errors or warnings – it just returns no rows.
Because the query DOES return results when we
Either dump the Pivot query result into a #temp table(single row) and use the #temp table instead of the pivot query in the big SQL or
The “input” tables are limited to X rows but DOES NOT when the inputs have more rows
This strongly suggests a memory issue.
The server has 64 GB of RAM, but this probably isn’t enough to hold millions of rows and calculations.
Can we turn on some traces to see what’s happening to the data in the query? How and what are we looking for?
Once the memory capacity is exceeded, SQL should be pushing these results to a temporary table (either in the local database or the tempdb). Can we test to see if that is happening?
How?
Is there a permissions issue?
I have successfully done large copies outside of SQL (copied 300+ GB file from one location to another) that had to use the disk instead of just memory … means the disk write operation
isn’t restricted from my user account.
I can also confirm that the account that runs the SQL Service (“Network Service” account) has full permissions to the drives and paths where the mdf and ldf files are stored (including
master and temp).
If this doesn’t work, our upgrade is basically frozen and cannot proceed. I’m really out of ideas … anything?

Uninstallation SQL server 2014

I installed sql server 2014, but after six months this version has expired and logically it should be a registred and not a trial version.
I decided to uninstall and reinstall, but some services could not be installed as the engine of the database, the analysis services, reporting services etc.
I tried to install sql server 2012 and I had the same problems.
thank you for your understanding.

Hi Dfi-Elec,
Agree with Shanky.
Please make sure that the existing SQL Server instance is removed completely on the machine before reinstalling SQL Server. You can perform the following steps to manually uninstall SQL Server 2014.
1. Uninstall all SQL Server 2014 components from the control panel.
2. Backup the registry.
3. Delete the following keys in regedit:
--HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Microsoft SQL Server
--HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\MSSQLServer
4. Go to HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Uninstall and delete all the sub-keys referencing SQL Server.
5. Go to HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Services and delete all the keys referencing SQL Server.
6. Rename all the SQL Server folders in the computer.
7. Reboot the machine.
8. Reinstall SQL Server.
Thanks,
Lydia Zhang

SQL Server 2014 CAL

Hi Guys,
I'm planning to setup RDS and SQL server(2014 standard)
our application will runs on RDS box and database's will be on SQL box
As users will access the application on RDS remotely hence we are planning to apply RDS and windows CALS on RDS server
For SQL box we are planning SQL server license + cals
As sql functionality will only be accessed by RDS box through application hence i'm thinking that single device CAL for sql box will be sufficient
Could you please confirm if i'm correct or i'll needs to purchase any other license
Many Thanks,
Sandeep

>Only RDS machine will be accessing SQL box so wouldn't single device CAL will be sufficient ?
No.
Licensing SQL Server in a Multiplexed Application Environment
"Multiplexing” refers to the use of hardware or software to pool connections, reroute information, or reduce the number of devices or users that directly access or use SQL Server. Multiplexing can also include reducing the number of devices or users
SQL Server directly manages.
When licensing SQL Server software under the Server+CAL licensing model, users and devices that indirectly access SQL Server data through another application or hardware device still require SQL Server CALs. 
Multiplexing does not reduce the number of Microsoft licenses required. Users are required to have the appropriate licenses, regardless of their direct or indirect connection to SQL Server.
Microsoft SQL Server 2014 Licensing Guide
You need one CAL per end user or end-user device connecting to the RDS server. Whether the users run the client on their desktop on an RDS server does not affect the number of CALs required. Similarly whether you deploy a client/server application,
an N-Tier application or a Web Application does not affect the number of CALs required.
David
David http://blogs.msdn.com/b/dbrowne/

Create MS SQL Server 2014 instance for TSQL2012 sample database Training kit (70-461)

Hi,
I just bought the Training kit (70-461) Querying Microsoft SQL server 2012. I downloaded Microsoft SQL Server 2014. I have also downloaded the script for the sample database -
TSQL2012.sql.
Basically I want to set up the sample database and practice my SQL queries. How do I log into
Microsoft SQL Server 2014? Basically I am doing this on my home computer. It is asking me for Server type, Server name, and Authentication. Do I have to set up a server instance to run and create the sample database? How?
Thanks.
Peter

Do you see anything in the Server Name at all?
So, in the first drop down you need to select Database Engine.
In the second (for Server Name) if you see anything, then try selecting it.
If there is nothing, try methods described in this article
http://sqlserver-help.com/2011/06/19/help-whats-my-sql-server-name/
to find the actual name.
Then, try choosing Windows Authentication and try connecting. If this would not work, then you do need to try using sa and sa's password. If there is no way to find that sa password, then perhaps it's better to clearly uninstall and re-install. If you want,
I'll move your thread into either 'Getting Started' or Data Access forum as it doesn't seem to be related with Transact SQL.
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